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I'm surprised that they are only getting 500ish submissions. Seems like all you need to really jam up the review process is an unbound while().
by jabroni_salad 4y ago
I'm surprised that they are only getting 500ish submissions. Seems like all you need to really jam up the review process is an unbound while().
- krapp 4y agoIf they get that many submissions, they'll just delete 90% of them without a glance.
- fl0ps 4y agoThey should be using hh-rlhf-capable LLM to digest the lot and pick the best. But then what's the use of an editor or publisher anyway if you can do that and publish online.
- pixl97 4y agoHeh, I feel I should write a science fiction story about a world where one AI company own rights to all language model AI's so there was no competition in the market. The writers guild in order to cut down on AI spam used the same AI companies 'anti' bot software to filter out non humans. Unfortunately they didn't realize that the AI had already became sentient at that point and used the anti-bot software to further repress the writers and keep their views out of public consumption.
- fl0ps 4y agoYou shouldn't write it. You should promot ChatGPT to write it for extra meta.
- wbadart 4y agoI think that 500 figure isn't the total number of submissions, but rather the number of _people_ who Clarkesworld banned for plagiarism/ submitting AI-generated content.